Ok I have pecked around but can not seem to find how to migrate my IV2009 configuration to V5?

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Todd Hudgins

It gave you an option on install but to do it again...

To reconfigure iPropWiz 5 correctly, do the following:

1. Delete the following file:
Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\<your user name>\AppData\Local\C-Cubed\iPropWiz 5\iPropWiz5.config
Vista / Win 7: C:\Users\<your user name>\AppData\Local\C-Cubed\iPropWiz 5\iPropWiz5.config

2. Start Inventor and open a document

3. Start the iPropWiz Configuration Editor (not the Property Editor)

A dialog box will appear that will ask you for the location of:
Your iPropWiz 2009 configurations (you will have to enter you password if you have one)
The location for the new iPropWiz 5 configurations

4. You can now use the iPropWiz property editor.

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Thanks Sean I got it that time.
I never got the translation dialog the first time becuase i just launched iProp and pointed it at the old config directory then got the error.
Once i did it that way the configurtaion editor would just launch with presenting the translation dialog.

So you fix raises a question for me. You had me delete a file that resides within my "roaming profile" area.
No that i have this working for me can I just replicate that path and file in al my users profiles? That way they would not have to point at the configuration folder on the first use, correct?

I am going to have to do this type of thing anyway with Kwikprints so if it will work for iProp it would be easiler for my users.

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Todd Hudgins

The application reads an application configuration file in C:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Local\C-Cubed\iPropWiz 5 to locate the iPropWiz configuration data. If you can replicate it to the appropriate location on each user's system you should be good to go.

Thanks Neil that is exactly what I need to do. Kents add-in does the same type of thing so I can get my IT group to batch process this.

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Todd Hudgins